Wilson v. State (Per Curiam)
Annotate this CaseAfter Appellant was arrested for delivery of a controlled substance, the police department confiscated Appellant's car and some cash. The State filed an in rem civil action for the forfeiture of $129 and the car but later moved to dismiss the car from the action due to the vehicle being returned to the registered owner and the cash due to the currency being returned to Appellant. The trial court granted the motion. Appellant subsequently filed a writ of replevin with regard to the car and assorted other items. The trial court dismissed the replevin action, concluding that the State had no property in its possession belonging to Appellant and that all confiscated property had been returned to the proper owners. The Supreme Court dismissed Appellant's appeal because Appellant failed to meet his burden of producing a record demonstrating error.
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